Artificial Eyes
by Paul, Jenny and Emily Geelen

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Getting Out & About With an Artificial Eye

The recent ArtEyes Summer picnic in Kings Park was a great success. We estimated between 60 to 70 people came along representing all ages. It was not long ago people with eye loss hid themselves away for six weeks before

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Eye Loss and The Talkie Eye

Your surgeon will put a conformer shell in your eye socket during surgery. These days it is often a fully painted up temporary eye. If you don’t put a hole or holes all the way through these conformers, a vaccuum

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Training for Eye Loss Peer Support

We have just had our peer support training day with psychologist Michael Tunnecliffe. About fifteen people of all ages completed the one day course to qualify as foundation members of our peer support team. I learnt that peer support is

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Driving Blind

We’ve got a new little three door hatch for the office. Most people assume that smaller cars are easier to drive and park. I know I did. Well was I in for a surprise. For a tiny little thing it

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Artificial Eye Clinic In East Timor

I’ve just arrived back from a week long clinic in East Timor.  I was quite shell shocked when I arrived there. The logistical difficulties of setting up the clinic were immense. It really pays, if you are considering doing a

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Eye Removal – What Are My Options?

We had an email this week from someone with a damaged blind eye. She had several concerns about having the eye removed and being fitted with an artificial eye. The first question was about how noticable the artificial eye would

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Eye loss, adapting and adjusting.

I had the great pleasure of enjoying a breakfast with a wonderful group of people last Sunday. We came together to put together the foundations for a mind map to illustrate the journey people may go through when they are

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